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It is still very common to have an application server that handles the M and the C in MVC, using frameworks like Ruby on Rails or an equivalent in node/python/w
by harrisreynolds 5y ago
It is still very common to have an application server that handles the M and the C in MVC, using frameworks like Ruby on Rails or an equivalent in node/python/whatever.
Next and other SSR JS tools are great and have gained a lot of popularity, but there is still lots of opportunity doing basic front-end (JS) and backend (API and database) development.
Things are evolving, but basic solutions that just work and are simple and easy to understand have a tremendous amount of value in my opinion.
- Zababa 5y agoThanks, but that's not really what I'm asking about here. I know about the more traditional way to do things, and that's what I do daily. What I'm asking about is how the "new stuff" works and how to learn about it. It's sometimes hard to know the tradeoffs involved with only an external point of view, especially when most of the discussion is heavily polarized like here.